“To connect” in Japanese
Short answer
To connect in Japanese is “繋ぐ” (tsunagu). Full meaning: to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep.
Other ways to say “To connect” in Japanese
繋げる
tsunageru to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
引き結ぶ
hikimusubu to connect, to link together, to pull together, to draw together; to close tightly, to purse (e.g. lips)
乗り継ぐ
noritsugu to connect (with a different flight, train, etc.), to make a connection, to change (planes, trains, etc.)
つなぎ合わせる
tsunagiawaseru to connect, to join, to join or tie or knot together
付ける
tsukeru to attach, to join, to connect, to add, to append, to affix, to stick, to glue, to fasten, to sew on, to apply (ointment), to put against; to furnish (a house with); to wear, to put on
絡ぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
連ぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
繫ぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
維ぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
繫げる
tsunageru to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
継なぐ
tsunagu to connect, to link together; to tie, to fasten, to restrain; to maintain, to preserve, to keep
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